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Stratford interlude: fungi

22 November 2011 by David

Mushrooms

The dryer than usual autumn has been bad for fungi, which normally peak at this time of year. My recent brief visit to Stratford upon Avon and vicinity was at least somewhat more productive than it has been in and around Wolverhampton.

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Stratford interlude: autumn leaves
Stratford church and the river Avon by night
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